__Nowe_procesy_muslimow___terrorystow__ANGLIA____!

[wojo1111]

Czego tu nie podano oskarzeni sa m.in. o przygotowanie ataku chemicznego
na duza skale na zaludnione gesto centra miast w Angli.
Oto wdziecznosc muslimnka za goscine ?
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Wtorek, 17 sierpnia 2004

Aresztowania oskarżonych o terroryzm w Wielkiej Brytanii
PAP 16:15 (aktualizacja 16:49)

Ośmiu mężczyzn, zatrzymanych 3 sierpnia w czasie akcji brytyjskiej policji,
oskarżono, na podstawie prawa antyterrorystycznego, o działalność
terrorystyczną - poinformował Scotland Yard. Zarzuca się im udział w spisku w
celu zabójstwa. Dziewiąty z aresztowanych został oskarżony o nielegalne
posiadanie broni.

Mężczyźni, podejrzani o związki z Al-Kaidą, zostali zatrzymani w trakcie
antyterrorystycznej obławy przeprowadzonej na obszarze całej Wielkiej
Brytanii po alarmach w Stanach Zjednoczonych i aresztowaniach w Pakistanie.

Policja zatrzymała wówczas 13 osób. Dwie zwolniono bez wysunięcia oskarżenia,
a dwóch kolejnych nie oskarżono o działalność terrorystyczną, lecz postawiono
im zarzut posiadania fałszywych dokumentów.

Scotland Yard nie podał szczegółów dotyczących oskarżonych o terroryzm.
Według wcześniejszych doniesień prasowych, jednym z aresztowanych jest Abu
Musa al-Hindi, który miał planować atak na londyńskie lotnisko Heathrow.
Hindi jest też prawdopodobnie autorem dokumentów wywiadowczych, które
wywołały alarm terrorystyczny w USA. (uk)
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Więcej informacji: WIELKA BRYTANIA POLICJA TERRORYZM

procesy_muslimow___terrorystow_TRUC__CHCIELI

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Britain Charges 8 in Terror Plot Tied to U.S. Alert

Tue Aug 17, 3:51 PM ET Add World - Reuters to My Yahoo!


By Peter Graff

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain charged eight terrorism suspects Tuesday and said
one had plans which could be used in terror attacks on U.S. financial targets
in New York, New Jersey and Washington.


Charges were the first official confirmation that the British suspects, seized
in raids two weeks ago, were linked to a high-profile security scare in the
United States this month and an unfolding terrorism probe spanning three
continents.


All eight were accused of planning to commit murder and public nuisance "by the
use of radioactive materials, toxic gases, chemicals and/or explosives to cause
disruption, fear or injury," police said in a statement.


One of them, Dhiren Barot, 32, was also accused of having "reconnaissance
plans" of the Prudential building in New Jersey, the New York Stock Exchange
(news - web sites) and Citigroup headquarters in New York, and the
International Monetary Fund (news - web sites) in Washington.


United States security officials told Reuters that Dhiren Barot was the same
man as Abu Eissa al-Hindi and Abu Musa al-Hindi, a key al Qaeda operative in
Britain.


"Dhiren Barot is Hindi," one U.S. security official said.


United States counter-terrorism officials have described Hindi as the most
significant of the men arrested in the recent swoop by British authorities.


British police did not disclose any aliases.


The plans were "of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or
preparing an act of terrorism," said the police.


ORANGE ALERTS


The United States imposed its second-highest security alert around those
buildings on Aug. 1, saying authorities had obtained plans of them from a
suspected al Qaeda computer expert held in Pakistan. The British suspects were
arrested two days later.


Barot also had two notebooks containing "information on explosives, poisons,
chemicals and related matters," while another suspect had "an extract of the
terrorism handbook."


The other seven are Omar Abdur Rehman, 20, Zia Ul Haq, 25, Abdul Aziz Jalil,
31, Nadeem Tarmohamed, 26, Mohammed Naveed Bhatti, 24, Quaisir Shaffi, 25 and
Junade Feroze, 28.


A ninth man was charged with possession of a weapon. Four others arrested at
the time have been freed or charged with unrelated offenses .


As has repeatedly been the case over the past several weeks, senior U.S.
officials had more to say about the anti-terrorism developments in London than
their British counterparts.


Attorney General John Ashcroft (news - web sites) said in a statement U.S.
agents had worked closely with Britain in the matter.


"We commend the United Kingdom's action today in bringing criminal charges
against individuals who may have connections to potential terrorist activities
in the United States."





Britain's Home Secretary David Blunkett issued only a brief statement saying he
was pleased police had benefited from a law change giving them additional time
to charge suspects.

Britain has arrested more than 600 terrorism suspects since the Sept. 11
attacks but has charged fewer than 100 and convicted only 15 of terrorism
offenses.

The raids two weeks ago

_muslimy tylko to umieja robic

[merolek]

Nie,potrafia i inne rzeczy. Ale NIE CHCA ich robic

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Dokladne zarzuty wraz z nazwiskami osemki

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news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3573704.stm

O tym, co dzisiaj w sadzie...

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news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3575106.stm
Sad podjal decyzje zatrzymania ich w areszcie i przekazal sprawe wyzej, do Old
Bailey .

news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3577710.stm
kest i dziewiaty, ale sadzony osobno, za nielegalne posiadanie broni.

W Timesie: spisek w celu zamachu przy uzyciu

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bomby jadrowej, tzw. dirty bomb - jesli nawet jest ty tylko cieniutka poszlaka,
to chlopcy sie z tego nie wygrzebia. Zobaczymy, czy i ich rodzinki otrzymaja
sadowne cofniecie obuwatelstwa?

www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1221509,00.html

Podkreslam: mowa o ZAMACHU JADROWYM !!!

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A jeski mowa, to jakies dowody tegoz sa. I ten zamach jadrowy jest dla calej
oswmki w akcie oskarzenia. Bron chemiczna woja to szczenial przy dirty bomb!
www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1221509,00.html

Zrobia to------------mowa o ZAMACHU JADROWYM !!!

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to jest arabstwo kiedys to zrobia bo oni chca do hurys w
burdelu Allacha a droga do tego to zamordowanie niewiernych

I dlatego trzeba cos szybko zrobic z Arabstwem...

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Nie wiem, czy z obcych serwerow jest free wejscie

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na portak Timesa i do poszczegolnych artykulow, a wiec skopiuje:

August 18, 2004

Gang charged with plot to hit UK with 'dirty bomb'
By Stewart Tendler, Michael Evans and Daniel McGrory

Eight in court after officials gave warning of al-Qaeda threat




EIGHT British men will appear in court today charged with plotting terrorist
attacks against targets in the UK using radioactive “dirty bombs”, poison gas
and chemicals.
One of the men is alleged to have had reconnaissance plans for attacks on
financial institutions in three US cities. Another is charged with possessing
an extract from a terrorist handbook that gives details of how to prepare
chemicals and recipes for explosives.



The eight, all Muslims, face charges of conspiracy to commit murder in Britain
and will appear at a high-security court in South London today.

The alleged terrorism target list includes the New York Stock Exchange, the
Citigroup building in New York, the International Monetary Fund headquarters in
Washington and the Prudential Building in New Jersey. The men, aged between 20
and 32, were arrested two weeks ago in one of the biggest counter-terrorist
operations against suspects linked to al-Qaeda.

After being held and questioned at Paddington Green police station in West
London the men were jointly charged with plotting murder and “the use of
radioactive materials, toxic gases, chemicals and/or explosives to cause
disruption, fear or injury”. They had been seized in a series of armed raids in
London, the Home Counties and Lancashire.

Their arrest came days after US officials had given warning that al-Qaeda was
planning attacks against a number of landmark buildings.

The alert came from Tom Ridge, the US Homeland Security Secretary, on August 1.
He said that he was raising the terrorism alert level for financial
institutions in New York, Newark and Washington because of intelligence about
potential terrorist attacks.

It is understood that the US authorities may apply for extradition against some
of those charged. Senior US officials have already held high-level talks with
Home Office lawyers and the police.

John Ashcroft, the US Attorney-General, said that he is considering whether to
bring charges in America against some of these men. “Prosecutors from the
Justice Department’s Counterterrorism Section and the US Attorney’s Office in
Manhattan will explore every aspect of this case and evaluate whether
additional charges, including potential charges in the United States, are
appropriate,” he said.

David Blunkett, the Home Secretary, who is on holiday in Italy, said: “I have
been kept regularly updated throughout the investigations. We must now let the
judicial process take its course.”

The British security and intelligence services, MI5, MI6 and GCHQ all
participated in the investigation, which also involved close co-operation with
the CIA and the Pakistani intelligence service.

Tekst Timesa - czesc 2

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The greatest concern in all the counter-terrorism operations since the
September 11 attacks has been the threat of an unconventional terrorist act
using chemical, biological or radiological devices that could cause long-term
pollution and widespread panic.
Dhiren Barot, 32, who converted to Islam, is charged with possessing
reconnaissance plans of the US financial buildings and having notebooks with
information on explosives, poisons, chemicals and related matters. He was
arrested as he went into a beauty parlour near his home in Willesden, northwest
London. Qaisar Shaffi, 25, also from Willesden, is charged with owning an
extract from a terrorist’s handbook, which explains the use of chemicals and
explosive devices.



The others charged are: Mohammed Naveed Bhatti, 24, Abdul Aziz Jalil, 31, Omar
Abdul Rehman, 20, Junade Feroze, 28, Zia ul Haq, 25, and Nadeem Tarmohammed,
26. The police statement said the men “conspired together and with other
persons unknown to murder other persons”. A ninth man, Matthew Philip Monks,
32, was charged with having a prohibited weapon.

Two of the 13 men arrested during the raids on August 3 were freed without
charge; two more are no longer being questioned under the Terrorism Act but
were rearrested on suspicion of other offences. One has now been charged with
possession of a forged document and the other has been bailed on suspicion of
possession of a forged paper.

Mudassar Arani, solicitor for seven of the men, said that they had been
psychologically abused through being held in solitary confinement and in some
cases stopped from reading the Koran. She also said that one of her clients had
been hit in the face by police.

Scotland Yard would not say last night whether they are looking for any more
suspects as part of this operation.

Police in Pakistan are still questioning Mohammed Naeem Noor Khan, who is
suspected of being a communications expert for al-Qaeda.

Co na to "czerwonawy" Guardian - takze i linki do

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inntch artykulow n/t

www.guardian.co.uk/terrorism/story/0,12780,1285648,00.html

A teraz Independent:

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news.independent.co.uk/uk/crime/story.jsp?story=552595

Daily Telegraph - kopiuje, bo kaza sie logowac:

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Terror plot suspects remanded in custody
(Filed: 18/08/2004)


Eight Britons accused of plotting terrorist outrages in Britain and the United
States have been remanded in custody after appearing at a high-security court
in London.


Armed police officers stand guard at Belmarsh court in London
The men were ordered to appear for a preliminary hearing at the Old Bailey on
Aug 25 by Bow Street magistrates, sitting at Belmarsh court in south-east
London.

They are jointly charged with conspiracy to murder and planning to use
radioactive materials, chemicals, toxic gases or conventional explosives in an
attack.

The suspects arrived at the court in two police convoys two hours apart.
Dressed identically in jogging trousers and white T-shirts or jumpers, each
defendant was led into the dock by two police officers.

The suspects, who at one point had 13 officers guarding them in the dock, spoke
only to confirm their name and give their date of birth.

Abdul Aziz Jalil, 31, of Luton, Beds, was the first suspect to appear in court.
He sat alone in the dock as he was read the two conspiracy charges.

Nadeem Tarmohammed, 26, from Willesdon, north London, faced the same charges
when he was brought into the dock moments later as well as a third charge under
the Terrorism Act 2000.

He is accused of possessing a "reconnaissance plan" for the Prudential Building
in New Jersey which was "likely to be useful to a person committing or
preparing an act of terrorism".

Two other defendants, Zia Ul Haq, 25, from Paddington, and Qaisar Shaffi, 25,
from Willesden, were then brought into court to face the conspiracy charges.

Shaffi, who shook his head as the charges were read out, was also charged under
section 58 of the Terrorism Act and accused of possessing an extract from
the "terrorists' handbook", which contains information on preparing explosives.

The four other defendants appeared in the dock together and were guarded by
eight police officers.

They were: Dhiren Barot, 32, from Willesdon; Mohammed Naveed Bhatti, 24, of
Harrow, Middlesex; Omar Abdul Rehman, 20, of Bushey, Herts; and Junarde Feroze,
28, of Blackburn, Lancs.

Few details of the cases against them were given in court, but they were all
read the two conspiracy charges.

Barot also faces two further charges under section 58 of the Terrorism Act,
including possessing "reconnaissance plans" for the New York Stock Exchange,
the International Monetary Fund in Washington and Citygroup in New York.

He was also accused of possessing the same plan held by Tarmohammed of the
Prudential Building in New Jersey.

Earlier, a ninth man, Matthew Monks, 22 from Sudbury, London, appeared in court
on his own charged with possessing an illegal firearm.

He pleaded not guilty and was remanded on conditional bail to appear before Bow
Street magistrates on Sept 29.

A teraz gazety dla prostego ludu: Daily Mirror

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www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/tm_objectid=14542726%26method=full%26siteid=50143%26headline=toxic%2dplot%2d%2d8%2dcharged-name_page.html

Teraz The Sun, nb. straszna szmata, ale jednak...

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www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2004381682,00.html

Reuters:

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www.reuters.co.uk/newsPackageArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=ELC2WYPIY1CP2CRBAEOCFFA?type=topNews&storyID=567577§ion=news

Ananova:

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www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1065975.html?menu=

[carlos_jihados]

quzwa ,arabswo terrorysci zupelnie zwariowalo , takie skazenie to na
tysiace lat !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Doskonala widomosc z Wloch

[Gość: jarek-Zyd ne telus]

Wszystkie meczety, ktorych Imana wydalono beda zamykane. Moze wlosi nie wykazali
sie w II WS , ale w walce z SS-Islamem, jakos daja sobie rade.

Brawo Wlosi. Nb. w Londynie meczet zamknieto

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ZANIM posadzono immama

[wojo1111]

Gość portalu: jarek-Zyd ne telus napisał(a):

> Wszystkie meczety, ktorych Imana wydalono beda zamykane. Moze wlosi nie
wykazal
> i
> sie w II WS , ale w walce z SS-Islamem, jakos daja sobie rade.

brawo Wlosi , czuja oddech goracy i smierdzacy islamu na karku

Uwaga to nie przelewki atak jadrowy szykowali....

[czikago]

powinni zgnic w wiezieniu na ciezkich robotach .
Islam obiecuje 'raj" za zamordowanie niewiernych wiec kazdy z nich to
potecjalny kandydat na morderce

Odsiadka w UK, pozbawienie obywatelstwa, potem

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deportacja. Jesli przezyja, bo wladze wiezienne zapewne zadbaja, by ich wsadzic
z tymi, co nie lubia "Pakis". A gdy sie ich juz deportuje, to bedzie jakis
wypadek po drodze czy na drodze... Nie martw sie, sa w tym kraju fachowcy,
dzialajacy ciszej i czysciej nizli brutalni chlopcy z SAS.